yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] harley1rocker:
Hey dude,very interested in this project. I'm currently running net tools 5 on my computer. I really want this to work on my tf101 Asus transformer. I DL it and it keep Force closing. Why? And if it did work,what do u put in the port and all that.
[G Tablet General] djunio:
GTablet VS Xoom in benchmark tests

Check it out, let me know what you think. Can it hold its own against the mighty Xoom?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UijO7ZFhwWc&feature=player_embedded

http://androidmixer.com/benchmark-test-xoom-vs-g-tablet-2/
[G Tablet General] djunio:
Let me know what you guys think.

http://androidmixer.com/motorola-xoom-vs-gtablet-hardware-comparison-video/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zwbq5HLJCk
[G Tablet General] gotwillk:
lol nice. video is private.
[G Tablet General] djunio:
There's a problem with the audio, I'm re-uploading now.
[G Tablet General] djunio:
op updated with fixed video
[G Tablet General] zamboniman87:
FC in the demo! classic lol
[G Tablet General] djunio:
Yea, I knew it didn't support that extension lol. Im still new to thus video stuff :-)
[G Tablet General] atoy74:
EDIT - My mistake. Delete.
[G Tablet General] tyy10002:
the screen size of both tablets are 10.1 but Xoom screen looks bigger. I guess that it is the advantage of 16:10 vs 16:9.
[G Tablet General] FreaKaDroidXYZ:
You can clearly see the viewing angle difference there.
[G Tablet General] djunio:
Yup, its noticeably wider. I think its wider than any 10.1 screen I've seen.
[G Tablet General] djunio:
Lol, most people were surprised at the GTablets performance. I wasn't.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] wardman:
is there an android HTC tilt USB driver available for download (XP?) - adb? I did a few searches and did not find a thread pertaining to drivers.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] dark_prince:
Just install dream's drivers. They will be perfectly fine. I remember about a month ago when I tried them once and they worked
[Xoom General] spoiledfree:
I would like to know what you guys think about the xoom and how it stacks up against the tablets that are coming in the next month or so. The reason I'm asking is because I'm a broke college girl and gonna have to sell my net-book and psp and what ever tech toys I don't use anymore to even be able to buy one, but I do want a tablet. I have an EVO now and love it so a tablet would be perfect. Should I buy a xoom or wait and see? Or is the xoom the best we will see for awhile.

Sd card,USB,bluetooth and a nice screen are all things I would like.

Thanks in advance.:)
[Xoom General] keitht:
Very hard to compare the Xoom to vaporware. The Xoom has the advantage of being a Google device so we should see more frequent updates. But that does not mean it is better than what may come out.
[Xoom General] dino325:
In my opinion the xoom has all the things your looking for except support for sdcards at this point in time. As stated that's coming in a future update. I think with the fact that this is a Google experience device and obviously Google has had some influence on Motorola since the bootloader on this is unlockable without jumping through hoops so I think well see updates quite frequently.
[Xoom General] martonikaj:
Giving the market a little time to ramp up, I don't think the Xoom will be the top dog for very long (think about how long a given phone is the best for, lol). There are lots of

announced

tablets that don't even have release dates, so the Xoom is obviously a better choice than something we have no specific details about. This first round of tablets (Xoom, G-tab 10, G-slate) will all have similar specs and stock Honeycomb, but like I said the Xoom is out and the other 2 are not. Later on this year we will of course see more offerings from different manufacturers, its just hard to tell when. The Xoom is looking to be the Nexus One/Nexus S of tablets for Google. From most accounts this was the development platform hardware for Honeycomb in Google, so I think that gives you some indication of the fact that we may see updates more hastily than what Motorola is known for.

It really just depends, how bad do you want it? and how long can you wait and see? This is the empirical question with all technology, really.

Edit: I should also say that from what we saw at MWC, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 won't have SDcard support or standard USB (proprietary Samsung connector with USB on the other end, like Apple). Most every new tablet will have Bluetooth, however.
[Xoom General] drbuns:
It certainly has a micro SD card slot, however, it will not be useable until a future software update that has not been officially announced or detailed rolls out. Bluetooth and micro USB are both present as well as a nice screen. The bluetooth works great as I am typing this on the XOOM bluetooth keyboard.
[Xoom General] muyoso:
I would wait for a while unless you need to have it now. Lay back, see what the iPad 2 is, see what other tablets are offered and see what the support for the Xoom is like over the next month or so. By then the wifi model will be available for the Xoom at a 200 dollar savings, as you didn't specify that you needed 3g. By may there should be an avalanche of tablets, if you can last that long.
[Xoom General] spoiledfree:
Thanks for the replies. I want one now but that's how it always is when something new comes out. But waiting wont be hard since I have to get the money to buy one. :)
[Touch CDMA General] Tom Linux:
Hi, I have an old vogue, that is deactivated. I would like the activate it, but I am getting a no signal message. I have flashed this vogue(bell) with a verizion rom a while back, but have reflashed the bell rom repeated times. I am running out of ideas. I do not think the vogue has a hardware problem, as it was never dropped, and is in pristine condition. If anyone has any idea, or suggestion, I would appreciate it very much. The radio is 3.54.2. The latest bell rom.

Thanks in advance.

Tom.
[Touch CDMA General] Tom Linux:
Anyone have an idea? Sorry for the bump, but I'm just a bit frustrated.
[Xoom General] djunio:
I think we know who the winner of this round is. It's not a complete blowout though. What you guys think?

http://androidmixer.com/motorola-xoom-vs-gtablet-hardware-comparison-video/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zwbq5HLJCk

p.S. Not too good at these videos yet but practice makes perfect :D

Thx for your time XDA members.
[Xoom General] muyoso:
Video set to private.
[Xoom General] djunio:
There was an audio issue, I'm re-uploading now.
[Xoom General] djunio:
Op updated
[Android Themes] ebichuman:
Hi all. I'm a long time lurker on the site and think I've learned a lot from everyone here but this time I really need some help.

I am working on a scrolling wallpaper theme based on a wood background using launcherpro plus. I really want to use a search widget like the one from the Eyefold ADW theme (see picture) and think I have all of the drawables from the apk but for the life of me I can't ninjamorph it or modify the quicksearch apk to get it to display properly.

I'm sure this is probably easy for a lot of people here so if anyone could give me any pointers or they're kind enough to do it for me so I can open it up and see what I was doing wrong it it would be really appreciated.
[EVO 4G Accessories] EggosEvo:
I'm trying to decide which case i should get, but I don't know which one is better. I hear both are extremely durable. But witch one is actually better?

Also, i was wondering if it would be a good idea to punch out the built in screen protector they both provide and just use my Zagg invisibleShield with either one of those, since i currently have the invisibleShield on my Evo.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Bradart:
I have both and like them about the same. I feel like the kraken protects the phone better, but i like the design of the otterbox a little more. The otterbox also comes with a holster. If you plan for this case to be a mostly permanent fixture on your phone, i would ditch the zagg because the built-ins have a nicer feel to them.
[EVO 4G Accessories] OneStepAhead:
the ballistic hc is better then both, check it out. and yes, definitely punch out the internal screen protector, they are terrible.
[EVO 4G Accessories] notasimpleway:
The Otterbox is awful. It is like they didn't bother to take the time to make a quality product like they do with the iPhone version. I could not stand the outer layer. It would peel off with the slightest touch. It was also dusty. It was like a snow storm inside the case. I took mine back. The Kraken looks promising though.

Sent from my iPhone with the bigger Gee Bees.
[EVO 4G Accessories] _MetalHead_:
+1. The Defender case for the EVO is the crappiest case I have ever bought for any phone, EVER. I currently have 10 different cases for my EVO and the Defender is my least favorite out of all of them. It feels cheap as hell, the silicone fits loosely, the phone rattles in the holster and don't even get me started about that horrible kickstand design. It has only been on my phone once, for all of about 3 minutes. It is a complete and utter joke. Otterbox really, really dropped the ball with that one. Whoever designed it should be fired.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] troby1986:
Ensure you have root first!!!

MOD EDIT: POSTERS ARE REPORTING THERE ARE HAVING A LOT OF ISSUES WITH THIS GUIDE, THREAD CLOSED.

Use SuperOneClick 1.7 to gain root (USB debugging enabled) Get it here:

1. Download "3e_recovery_installer.zip" from here:

2. Open SuperOneClick and run Shell Root with your phone plugged in. Once finished, close.

3. Now run the 3e Recovery Installer. When finished, close.

4. Now flash ClockWorkMod Recovery via ROM Manager by selecting "Vibrant" when asked for phone type. Then reboot into recovery. (You may need to reboot your phone if you get stuck on the ROM Manager "Reboot to Recovery" screen) (Just reboot, then attempt to reboot into recovery again)

5. At the blue recovery select "reinstall packages". The first time will fail, run it once more, and you should now have the green CWM Recovery menu.

6. Wait for Team Whiskey to release an amazing ROM!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] MvP77:
Thanks for the guide! Making a nandroid as i type!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eakrish:
my phone just gets stuck on the reboot into recovery screen

edit: now it keeps saying failed
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] troby1986:
Power down your phone. Power it back up and try again. Mine did the same thing at first.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] eakrish:
nevermind, work third time. had to completely reboot, then reinstall recovery through rom manager. Then reboot into recovery, then reinstall packages twice. Good to go. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] collins521:
Well I guess one good thing came out of me doing what I did to my phone was able to tell you how to do this lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] troby1986:
Yes it did. Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
I'm getting this error.

"E:Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

(File exists)

Can't mount /data/!"
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mavictb:
so this is a confirmed method to get rom manager / clockwork working for the SGS4G?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Lavundra21:
i must be doing something wrong because i keep getting failed.. but i am following the instructions to the T..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] krylon360:
Just letting you know, this will NOT work. The 4G has a different partition structure than the Vibrant. CWM will need to be built for the 4G due to it not having a internal sd like the Vibrant. Once CWM does come out for the SGS4G please let me know. I already have Bionix Frost ready to go for it, and will have Black Ice ready this week.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] csdalporto:
HELL YE KRYLON IS HERE DONATING HAHA
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] krylon360:
Frost is based on a pre-leak. Black Ice is based off the official sysdump
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] csdalporto:
Oh, well why would you even bother uploading frost for us, cuz wouldn't the one based off the dump be better?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] krylon360:
Frameworks are pretty much identical so it wouldn't matter.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] tsquire99:
Right on!! Can't wait!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
any way to revert this process? i'm getting an error everytime I got to recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] korbon:
I'm in the same boat. Tried everything i can think of to revert the process but im still getting the error everytime i boot into recovery.:(
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Mr. Clown:
Too many posters are reporting this guide is not working, I'm closing this thread temporary to avoid any damage to member's devices.

@ OP please PM me if you work this out. I will edit the first post.

Thanks,
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] psufan5:
Anyone have any or know where to get them? I love the look of motoblur at the bottom, just dont like the performance.

Thanks :)
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] olieebur:
He Launcher has the motoblur theme in there. Unfortunately the performance is too laggy for some reason..
[Nexus S General] CB620:
Everything else works great for me in this build. No color change, no battery discharge.....The only issue i have with this build is that i cannot connect any other device with Wireless Tethering, or USB Tethering. 2.3.2 worked fine for me with either but today i tested and tried to connect and was unsucessful with both. How is everything holding up for you guys? If you had the problem how did you solve it. Thanks.
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
Testing now. Will report back in just a moment.

Okay, so I was able to get USB tethering to work immediately (surprisingly my Google Cr-48 didn't need any configuration) but I'm having a little trouble with WiFi tether. I'm going to test a few more things and then get back to you (just FYI this was posted via USB tethering!)

And got it figured out. Apparently just had no data connection where I was sitting. Odd. So again I was able to get it to find the network and am posting this edit from the wireless hotspot. (Its slow because I'm on edge but w/e)

And one last update: I was able to get wireless tether to work first try on my MacBook Pro however when I tried USB tethering, it was a different story. I plugged in the phone, turned on USB tethering and watched it cycle on then immediately off. I can't seem to figure out how to get this to change and my wife probably won't let me do much more testing on it since I have my Cr-48 to play around on lol
[Nexus S General] CB620:
when i connect and tick the box for usb tethering it connects and than disconnects and says error connect again. and wifi tethering allows me to setup but when i connect it has problems identifying.
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
Interesting. It sounds like your USB tethering issue is similar to the one I was having on Mac OSX (see edited post above) but not quite the same since I did not get an error, it merely turned off. I wish I knew more about tethering but this is the first phone I've ever gotten it to work successfully at all so I'm at a bit of a loss when it comes to troubleshooting.

Just for posterity though you should identify what operating system your computer is running so we can figure out if this is a Mac issue or if it applies to Windows as well. Also, just to make sure, your signature says you're running 2.3.3 stock, is that correct? (I ask because my signature is not accurate; it says I'm on CM7rc1 which is not true: I'm on stock 2.3.3 with Netarchy's 1.2.5 CFS kernel)
[Nexus S General] CB620:
I'm on vista right now. And my signature is accurate
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
Okay, later tonight or tomorrow I'll test wireless and USB tethering on my Win7 partition.
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
Alright, I was able to test Windows 7 and here is what happened. I had a lot of issues at first getting it to work. It got stuck on identifying and I had to reboot my phone to get it to actually recognize the network. I did however eventually get it to work for both hotspot and USB tether. Also, I had a similar issue for the USB tether that I was having on MacOSX but it was solved when Windows unsuccessfully installed the drivers (you know the popup it gives when you plug it in). Which I find odd because until it FAILED the option would say "Connecting", "Connected" then "Disconnected".

Interestingly enough I randomly decided to test it on my Cr-48 again and no longer am able to get USB tethering to work. It connects but is unable to actually get internet. Odd.
[Nexus S General] .cruiser:
No problems at all. Tested the hotspot on a Windows 7 machine as well as one running XP. Upgraded to 2.3.3 the manual route. Cheers!
[Nexus S General] CB620:
it won't really affect me none because I barely use it. Just tested it to see if it worked. I also noticed that some of my albums are split in two. These are the only two problems I am having.
[Nexus S General] psp888:
And your sig says u got the good copy of 2.3.3, lol
[Nexus S General] CB620:
I know I guess I jinxed myself
[Nexus S General] CB620:
you can close this thread i changed to the rom in my signature and everything works. and i get 100% charging and discharge. ill stick with 2.3.2
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluebirds:
I have just updated to LeeDroid V2.2.2 and all is good.

Reading his post there is mention on using a I/O performance file and Setcpu.

What effect does setting the cpu to say 1.8ghz have on battery life?

I have downloaded Setcpu and had a look in the post but can't seem to find the best settings. Is there such a thing or not?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroHero:
At 1.8ghz it will eat battery like a fat kid in a candy shop lol
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eliashadow:
just us it 245-1200(max) in smartass dude!the phone is already speed-up...only if u want benchmark results to impress yourself or some friends o/c it...;)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anheuer:
what will the i/o performance file do?

and how do you install it?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tones1971:
I just installed leedroid yesterday, my first ever rom. I am also wondering if the IO patch will be of any use to me in every day use. I know lee says in his thread that its not fully tested so not sure whether to even experiment iwth it.

I think in Lees thead there are instructions for installing it.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kickface:
Portable ADB Prompt

If you're on the road and you need an ADB prompt to interact with your phone, many people will be lost as to what to do. It's kind of hard to carry the Android SDK on a flash drive, and if you're doing that solely for an ADB prompt, then it's kind of useless.

Basically, I've packaged an ADB prompt into a portable package for debuggers, hackers, and others to carry on the road. It fits on a small USB drive, and can even sit on your phone's SD card slot, ready to use.

You don't need a working copy of the Android SDK to use it. I've tested this on several computers, with and without the SDK on them.

So far a Windows-only copy is working fully. I haven't started on a Linux repackage, and perobably won't do a Mac port (unless a Mac owner/user is willing to).

All you need to do is extract the package, run adbprompt.bat, and you're good to go!

I'm sure this is stable enough for everyday use. Although seeing as I haven't explored every single facet of ADB on this portable package, I can't be too sure. It's labeled as a BETA until I've confirmed its stability.

Download link is below.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Braydon525:
This is pretty handy to have. I'd be willing to look into this for a mac. If I'm not mistaken, it should just be one file. I've been playing around with a 1-click-root for mac and come to find that only the adb file from the sdk is needed for the command prompt to work.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kickface:
Sweet, feel free! It's be pretty cool if you could put it up in this thread to - y'know, as a central hub for portable ADB prompts.

If you want, you could do a port/repackage. Basically it's just caling the ADB executable, executing adb command, and looping back to ask for more input. Simple, really. Easier than cding to the directory with the exe and all that wankery.

The best thing to do by means of disribution would be to package it in a .dmg and make it call a script to to the input-execute-loop thing (I don't know much about Mac file extensions). If you understand Windows batch code, you could try interpret adbprompt.bat to work with the Mac's native shell code - which I think is .sh, correct me if I'm wrong.

So yeah, port it if you want, send it my way through a PM (upload it to mediafire or something), and I'll put it up - with appropriate credit of course :P
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] wlee2:
With Your permissions i would like to upload this file and any updates of it to my dropbox to share on OXygenRom Forum

Regards
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kickface:
Yeah, sure! Feel free! Just make sure you credit Kickface of xda-developers forums for the package.

And although I don't own a Desire, I've joined up at the forums.

Good luck with the ROM!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pred2k:
Cool think for my flash-drive, but this version doesn't support the 'connect' command or?

i wanted to use it with the App 'adbWireless'.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Nacrul:
Great. Exactly what i was looking for. I will try this and report back.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dan_Aykroyd:
Sadly, I get an error saying "the system cannot find the file specified" with every command I try to run :(
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Dan_Aykroyd:
I think a "portable" ADB is already in the SuperOneClick root solution. It has a folder called adb with the executable and a couple of .dll. It worked great on first try, so to anybody who this might not work, you can download SOC and extract the folder from there.

Thanks for your work though
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Fr3nZy:
Sweet. This is pretty much an essential tool for me.

You should add an if/goto label command before the 'cd src' so it only tries to cd once. This would prevent the 'The system cannot find the path specified.' message after every command

:newline

if exist AdbWinApi.dll goto jump

cd src

:jump
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lincruste:
Thank you so much for this.

I moved your batch file in the "src" directory and modified line 12 to make it more "portable":

cd %~dp0
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] My1xT:
nice software but seems it is a bit out of date, my Note 4 with 5.1.1 doesnt get recognized.
[General Questions and Answers] ahmadka:
Hi guys ... So recently I purchased this 16 GB micro SDHC card for my new Android phone:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220524

The problem is that I'm not getting the 4 MB/sec write rate that this card promises ... I tried low level formatting it with this tool:

http://hddguru.com/software/2006.04.12-HDD-Low-Level-Format-Tool/

.... but the write-rate is still the same .. Both before and after trying to low level format the card, I'm getting a write-rate of about 0.9 MB/sec ~ 1.0 MB/sec ...

Other people who have purchased this card from Newegg have said in their feedback that they can at least achieve 3 MB/sec or something, and I'm not even close to that .. Am I doing something wrong ?
[General Questions and Answers] FLAC Vest:
It depends on what the card is being used on. With a cheap multi card reader, you're going tto get low speeds. I get around 5 when it is plugged into my phone.

Captivate 2.2.1 OCed

Atrix Root

Nexus 1 2.3.3
[General Questions and Answers] yaotree:
WELL,you mean you get only 0.9MB/S to 1.0MB/S with your micro SDHC card plugged into a card reader?if so ,just read the guy above,it is almost the reason .if not maybe it's inferior,you should ask NEWEGG for service...